Tauschen Sie Euro in namibische Dollar
Do you need to exchange euros for Namibian dollars? You have arrived at the right place. We compare the best foreign exchange providers in Germany so that you can immediately see who offers the best exchange rates for Namibian Dollars. Our exchange rate comparisons are updated throughout the day constantly and directly from the providers' websites, so you can find the best deals for foreign currency pickup or home delivery.
Many customers go first to their bank or savings bank to buy Namibian dollars, but a growing number of currency exchange offices offer money transfers online, where you can buy or reserve your foreign currency in advance. You can either pick up your foreign currency from your chosen location or it will be delivered to your home. You get more for your money - compare the best Euro to Namibian dollar exchange rates here and buy online to save money.
Informationen zum namibischer Dollar
Namibia is a state in southern Africa between Angola, Botswana, Zambia, South Africa and the Atlantic Ocean. The name of the state is derived from the desert Namib, which occupies the entire coastal area of the country. He was chosen as a neutral name in the independence, so as not to disadvantage any of the many Namibian peoples.
The area of today's Namibia became a German "protected area" in 1884 and remained until the end of the First World War a German colony with the name German Southwest Africa. In 1920, the League of Nations put Namibia under South African mandate, in fact as a South African colony, which introduced its own laws, such as those on apartheid, in Namibia. Namibia gained independence from South Africa in the course of the Namibian liberation struggle on March 21, 1990. The 21st of March is since then national holiday of the country.
The capital and largest city of Namibia is Windhoek. Namibia is sparsely populated due to the large area of the Namib Desert and has about 2.3 million inhabitants.
Namibia has a stable parliamentary democracy. The Namibian economy is strongly influenced by agriculture, tourism and mining (uranium, gold, silver and base metals).
The present-day Namibians are a mixture of different but partly related peoples, most of whom moved to the area through several migrations between the 16th and 18th centuries. This diversity of the population is also reflected in the spoken languages. With the Bantu languages, the Khoisan languages and the Indo-European languages, there are three large language groups with more than 30 individual languages or dialects. From 1884 to 1915 German was the official language, and from 1916 to 1920 the accepted vernacular. From 1984 until the independence of the country from South Africa Afrikaans, German and English were equal official languages. To finally conclude with apartheid and foreign rule, but especially in order not to favor any of the existing population groups and thus jeopardize the integrity of the country, English has become the sole official language. In everyday life, German is an important common language, especially in business and tourism.
